Good Morning from Washington State

[Larry & Rita]

Took forever but here I am. I have a 1999 Pace Arrow and basicly have stayed in the northwest so far.
As soon as the docter releases me I plan on just drifting somewhere with my best friend, we have 14 grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren so we have plenty of places and faces to go see. They are spread out through Alaska and the west coast.
Retirement is fun.
We are still uncertian if we will sell our sticks and bricks, thats a tough decision to make

[Jack R]

Larry

Welcome to the forum. I also am from washington; Lacey. alot of real smart RV people on this site. Just ask any questions you may have and I'm sure it'll get answered quickly.

Also retired. Only thing I have figured out about retirement is You don't have any Holidays??

Jack

[frankdamp]

Welcome, Larry. We're also retired and s&b is in Anacortes where right this minute it's blowing about 20 knots and tanking down rain. We're just about to bag it for the season. I started draining things, will be making a trip to the dump station tomorrow, then blowing the water out and putting pink stuff in.

We may have a need for a "guest cottage" deployment for Thanksgiving, but I think it'll be late March before we get ready to go traveling again.

[Nick-B]

Hi Larry and Welcome to the forums!

Another Western Washington residence here too. Got a few more years till retirement but trying to enjoy some travel as we can.

DW and I took the MH out for a short exercise run and top up the fuel on Saturday and didn't want to turn it back towards home.

Oh well - one of these days.

[pdq_bc]

hi Larry
and welcome
we are peter & larry
from vancouver, bc

[rwhit]

Im also new here and to RVing just got our first Minnie-Winnie love it so far were from Yakima hope to see the great northwest via RV welcome Larry

[Spikester]

Welcome to the forum, always nice to hear from fellow Washingtonians! We are from Belfair.

Spike

[Ryegal]

ye welcome Larry! hey I see we have lots of washington people here we should have a rally or a campout. I have been and theyare lots of fun both singles and couples we all have rv ing in common. welcome

[bachler]

Welcome to the forum. We also live in WA. Shoreline/Seattle. We may see you sometimes, Good luck, ane welcome again..

[RoyM]

Not WA residents but we are only 20 minutes from the border. We really enjoy the state, our last trip was to Anacortes and Whidbey Island. Weather was the pits but we still had fun. Now if we could only find a way to deal with the traffic through Seattle.

[Dick1142]

Hi. We also are from Washington State...down south on the Columbia River, near White Salmon. We won't be putting ours away for the winter as we plan to head south again in early Feb (weather permitting) and going all the way to Key West. We did that for the first time last spring, and loved it. We spend two months every year doing camp ground hosting on Orcas Island out of Anacortes.

[frankdamp]

Dick:

When we had our Class C, we did a late season trip to Orcas and stayed in Moran SP. The hosts had left for the season, so we stayed in the host slot, the only one in the park with an electricity hook-up back then (about 7 years ago).

[Dick1142]

You must have arrived just after we left. We have been hosting at Moran for the last 8 years...always August and Sept. It is a great place to spend a few months. Can't afford to live there otherwise, so it is nice to volunteer in such a nice place. Dick